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It would be nice if you could put up an English translation of your error message, if would help far more in getting answers here.

the latest source https://global.pantum.com/global/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/Pantum-Ubuntu-Driver-V1-1-48-1.zip includes S/P/M/MS/L/CP/BP/BM series.

The package is flagged as out of date with a message:
So tweak the PKGBUILD to accept this source and see how it goes.

Try this , I have test package is built fine , but you must test does printer works or not

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pkgname=pantum_driver
pkgver="1.1.82"
pkgrel="1"
pkgdesc="Pantum M6200-M6500-M6550-M6600-MS6000 Series LINUX Driver V$pkgver"
arch=('x86_64' 'x86' 'i686' 'i386' 'arm' "aarch64")
license=('proprietary')
depends=('sane' 'cups')
source=(
    "https://drivers.pantum.com/userfiles/files/download/PantumUbuntuDriverV1.1.82-1_1644315758635.zip"
)

sha256sums=(
    "9cfb10f35eeae6dce58a633f17d0489538d7d2391b9e40905178a12a65988be2"
)

#noextract=("aeskulap_0.2.2b1-11_amd64.deb" "libdcmtk2_3.6.0-12_amd64.deb" "libwrap0_7.6.q-25_amd64.deb")

extract_deb()
{
	ar p $1 data.tar.xz | tar xJ 
}

build()
{
    # extract them all under the base /usr dir inside of the source folder
    #extract_deb "aeskulap_0.2.2b1-11_amd64.deb"
    #extract_deb "libdcmtk2_3.6.0-12_amd64.deb"
    #extract_deb "libwrap0_7.6.q-25_amd64.deb"
    cd $srcdir/Pantum\ Ubuntu\ Driver\ V$pkgver-$pkgrel/Resources

    mkdir -p pkg
    cd ./pkg
    #extract_deb "../Pantum-M6500-Series-3.0.$arch.deb"
    extract_deb "../pantum_$pkgver-"$pkgrel"_amd64.deb"
}

package()
{
    # go into the package folder and copy the /usr into the root
    cd ${pkgdir}
    cp -r "${srcdir}/Pantum Ubuntu Driver V$pkgver-$pkgrel/Resources/pkg/"* .

    # move this into that
    # rm -r ./usr/lib64
    cd usr/lib
    #mv -u $arch-linux-gnu/* .
    cp -a $arch-linux-gnu/* .
    rm -r *-linux-gnu*
}

The text is called PKGBUILD.
Copy it and save it with name as "PKGBUIILD" in best an empty directory.
Than run this command in that directory:

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makepkg

It will create a package based on the instructions contained in the PKGBUILD file which can than be installed with pacman as:

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pacman -U <filename>

Before running makepkg I would recommend to install packages from base-devel group to make sure basic stuff are on your machine. (Might or might not be needed, try and see)

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pacman -S base-devel

This is my short description on how to do this.
I just hope someone else will give a better answer.